According to TLD size chart, they have only 32" inseam (34" waist). But my LBS has these in stock, I'll check the real world sizing. Thanks for the tip.
Another vote for Oozy Trail 395. I'm running them on my acoustic bike park ride for the second season now. No problems. I have WTB Vigilante 29x2.5 in the front and in the rear Maxxis Aggressor 29x2.5WT (with cushcore).
I wear loose fitting, long sleeve running tops as well. Looks nicer than the giant logo mtb stuff and at least half the price.
For shorts the TLD Skylines are best summer shorts ever. Really nice! For wetter times I have Madison Addict (I guess they are called ETD now) waterproof shorts. Nice...
My 2017 Levo started to stop assisting when the battery level went under 30%. In Mission control everything looked OK, but the battery health was only 90%. I took the bike to the shop today and they ran diagnostics. Seems like one of the cells has gone bad in the battery.
Now we're waiting for...
All parts that don't need maintenance.
If I really have to pick one, it would be WTB Pure saddle. Been riding it for years, I have one on all of my bikes.
4kg chain is probably not something that one wants to have in the backpack when riding in a bike park.
I use a lock like ottolock to attach my bike to bike rack etc. Yes, it's not thief proof, but stops the opportunist thief from riding away with my bike. So far so good.
I guess VPN, fake GPS or IP addresses won't get you anywhere. Why would manufacturers go thru such a hassle and unreliable way to determine location when they can just program it in the motor/controller.
I'm on my 2nd bike.
The first one was KTM Macina Freeze e-fat. It was ordered 10/2014 and delivered 5/2015. Rode about 3000 km on it.
I currently have a Turbo Levo 2017, bought it second hand with only 200km on it Oct 2017. I'm going to ride it at least year or two more :-)
No they are not. 27.5x2.8 is smaller than a 29er. 27.5x3 is almost there, but still a bit smaller. 27.5x3 is quite a lot bigger (volume) than 27.5x2.8, more than numbers suggest. There are variations between tires and manufacturers, but take this as a rule of thumb. I've had them all, including...
Haha, quote of the day - thanks :D
I would also think about dealer support. Ebikes are still a bit new and possibility to have issues is pretty high. I'm on my 2nd emtb and both have required some work with the motor or motor area which a regular bike shop can't handle.